By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Chairman of the Cross River State Sports Commission, Orok Duke, is set to launch five books authored by him tomorrow in Abuja. The books; “Clementines, Sentinel, My Songs Dances on the plains, Ellipses” are all a collection of poems authored by the former Deputy Speaker of the State House of Assembly
By CrossRiverWatch Admin Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello Monday in Lokoja directed that a Cross Riverian Osang Moses be immediately employed into the state’s civil service following his commitment to teaching students at Government Day Secondary School (GDSS) Adankolo for four years after he completed his National Youth Service Scheme in 2012. Governor Bello gave
By CrossRiverWatch Admin Sources close to the Senator representing Cross River Central in the 8th Assembly, John Enoh have confirmed to CrossRiverWatch that he will on December 4, 2016 commence the first phase of the payment of the SSCE registration fees of about 4,000 constituents. Senator Enoh according to the source will also pay the
By CrossRiverWatch Admin The management of the University of Calabar (UNICAL) has advertised for the job of a Bursar for the institution less than a month after sacking the embattled former Bursar, Peter Agi for misconduct. A notice signed by the Registrar, Moses Abang stipulated that the applicant must hold a B.Sc in accounting not
By CrossRiverWatch Admin Teachers in Obudu local government area of northern Cross River State, Tuesday took to the streets to protest against the irregular payment of salaries and other arrears owed them by the Cross River State government. The governor, Senator Ben Ayade who hails from Obudu had earlier this week directed the immediate promotion
By Inyali Peter The standard of education in Cross River State will improve measurably if Cross River representatives in the National Assembly invest 10 percent of their constituency allowances in the sector said Eyam Abeng, the president of Cross River University of Technology (CRUTECH), Alumni association while briefing newsmen recently in Calabar. “The task to
By Jonathan Ugbal The battle against Pneumonia can be won if preventive and treatment measures are taught to the younger generation in time and the people educated says Cross River Information Commissioner, Rosemary Archibong. “I worked in the hospital for many years and I saw the plight of people, which is primarily ignorance” Archibong said
By Ushang Ewa The need to ensure that children of school age to enjoy the right to quality education is key to securing the future says the Director General of the Cross River State Primary Health Care Development Agency, Dr. Betta Edu. “We need to keep our children in school because our future as a